Rug hooking, wool on linen representation of ice in dates on Mirror Lake in Lake Placid, NY.

Scarf depicting the snowfall record from Wanakena, NY, 1926 – 2009.

Snot-colored felted slippers embellished with embroidery representing the 10 locations where rock snot (Didymo) has been confirmed in New York’s rivers.

This knitted frog illustrates the implications of road salt for amphibian communities.

Temperature and wind data used as an example of daily engagement with weather data and a modular approach.

This piece combines information from water quality and boreal bird monitoring programs to represent long-term changes in Raquette Lake and its watershed.

Shawl depicting number of bird species reported in Oseetah Marsh during each month of the year.

Necklaces highlighting 3 aquatic invasive species that are among the target’s of AWI’s Stewardship Program.

This crocheted piece illustrates the depth profile of Mirror Lake in Lake Placid, NY.

This piece is meant to create awareness of the pervasive nature and threat from microplastics in our environment.

Legacy of protecting clean water as told through the story of the Cuyahoga River.

Felted representation of the dissolved oxygen profile in the South Basin of Upper Saranac Lake, June – November 2017.

Scarf representing ice-out dates on Lake Sunapee, NH.

Chloride profile for Mirror Lake in Lake Placid, NY 2015 – 2020; surface weaving on stockinette.

Five Adirondack lakes and indicators of their condition including trophic status, acidity, acid neutralizing capacity, and road salt influence.

A weaving of 357 boats intercepted and screened for aquatic invasive species by Adirondack Watershed Institute launch stewards at Meachum Lake in 2020.